St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-18


Cleveland. Some strong Republicans
will support him if nominated
B. j. CASTLE Black River Falls lnd8y.
| pendent-Blaine and RuSk.. 81
To,yo 81
MASON CITY. al
Special TO the Globe.
MASON CITY, TO-, June 1.-THE fol-,
lowing from Hon. John Cliggett e67
pressed the nsentiments of the De-
mocracy of the city. These sentiments
as expressed are concurred in by such
influential citizens as ID. NJ. Tiffany, u
K. E. Markley, A. j. Miller, P. III.
Douglferty, j. j. O'Rourk, r. J. Miller,
j. I'll. Mozambique and many others:
''AS one of the Iowa delegates in the
Democratic national convention of 1884,
L ardently supported MI. Cleveland for
the nomination, in full confidence in
his courage, ability and integrity,
and in his determination to give,
if nominated and elected, an admin
iStration in the interests of the people of
the whole country. l believe he has
warmeSt supporters. His afminiStra-
ton has made as much of change from
the preceding methods of adminiStra-
ton as did Jefferson'S. He has met the
attempt of Republican senate to in
fringe on the prerogativeS OF his Office
| with courage and ability equal to
Jackson'S. He has stood manfully
against the spells system, and has
done more for the advancement
OF civil service reform in two years
than the Republican administra-
ton has done in fifteen years.
Business confidence exists in his admin
iStration. He has accomplished more
in the way of settling the rights of col
0fed men than twenty years of Repub-
lican rule has done. He has restored
confidence between the lately contend
ing sections of the country. He has
guarded the treasury of the country
against unjust raids upon it. He has
restored the public lands system in the
interest of the people. His renOmina-
ton means his reelection and good gov
For many other reasons with
these | favor his denomination.
l favor Postmaster General Villas
of Wisconsin, OF Gen. John nj, Palmer,
of Illinois, for vice president. These
are men of the West. They are men of
commanding ability, and either of them
would, ii elected, do honor to himself,
the party and to the country. Gen.
Villas has given us already an admins
tratiOn of the postal department of the
government not equalled by any other
in the twenty years preceding him.
The Republicans OF the city are very
reluctant i'll expressing themselves on
the subject. They are about equally di-
vided between Blaine and Senator Al
liSon.
Special to the Globe.
SHELLEY. To-, June Postmaster
TinSiey-Of course you know Pm Il
Cleveland man, and favor him fOr a
second term. If it were not for
Randa!l's tariff policy, | think he Woald
make Il good man for second place, but
as it is Cleveland and Carlisle are my
men.
Mayor Leland think Sherman IS
the strongest man III the Republican
party. If Blaine could get the nonina-
lion he could undoubtedly be elected,
but Sherman can be nominated and
elected.
S. a. Wright-Blaine and Sherman
are both good men; Blaine is strongest
among the people and Sherman with the
politicians. This may load to Allison,
My choice, however, would be Blaine
and FairchiId. 4
DR.. Mill-My choice woq!d be Rose
Grams and Black, but Hill and Black
c. E. Hoicomb, Mt. Pleasant Qo,} Yves
leyan-AlliSOn and Lincoln.
G. S. Shanklin, Springville New Era
Cleveland and Black. The four winds
of heaven do not blow on two men who
can defeat them.
T. N. Ives, South English Herald
Weaver.
F. NJ. Barnard, Spencer Reporter
DePew and Fairchild.
Dakota.
EILENDAIE.
Special tothe GLOBE
Ed n. Lisby, County Auditor-Geve-.
land and Villas.
Frank Jerabek, Register of Deeds
Cleveland.
Charles w. Porter, County Treasurer,
and as far West as possible. Probably
we will have to take New York man.
Benjamin Porter Cleveland.
a. d. Walker - Cleveland and
Villas.
John ii. Boyle-Biaine.
n. &. Kent-Sherman and Lincoln.
Spencer A. BoweS, Judge of Probate,
court-John Sherman.
Henry Dickie-Blaine and Allison.
Andrew j. Applequist-Butler and
Blaine.
Thomas c. Rice, sheriff-Cleveland
and Villas.
T. E. Cawiey-Blaine and Allison.
Ii. N. rgendahl-Satisfed with
incumbent.
NJ. E. notwithstanding
l.. S. Randall-Blaine.
E. Steinan-Thurman.
ID. E. Geer-Hill.
James McGlynn-Cleye1and and Was.
C.. L. McNeil-MakeS no difference to
me.
&C. Bowsiield, Editor Glendale Com
mercial-Blaine and RuSil.
/ L. S. Goddard and e. J. Moore, Dem
ocrats and Editors Of the Dckey County
Leeder-CIeveland.
w. r.. Endris, M. d. (no s3oaitics}--
Cleveland.
Leonard w. Pfke-4he best Resp.l!li
can that can be found.
Joseph L. Branson-Dutler.
e. p. Perry-Thurman and Was.
f E p. Canser CRepublican}-I Cleveland. =
+. q. Horton, Pos tmaster-C Cleveland
FIRST, Hill second. Villas for vice presi-
dent.
w. w. Lieb (Resalbicnn)-Na much,
| fuG Blaine. III
|. w. S. Kent am satisfied as it is. III
j. II. Observation-Disclosures. GeKes
land is pretty conservative. ri
? f. S. Dugar-Any Republican. All
/ A. d. Pennington, District AttuTe7-
| Edmands and Allison. 3
F +. 3. Gannan-John Sherman.
[ John Lippek-GleyelaDd and Villas.
[ Patrick King-Thurman and Villas.
A. T. Cole, epublican)-Hawley for
/ president. Think Cleveland adj right
ABERDEEN. ii
/ Special to the>Globe. II
+. H. Hagert-Blaine and Lincoln. u
S. A. Wilder-Blaine. II
r. A. Mills, Mayor-Blaine and Lin
coin. II